preservation

The powerhouse and 20 other buildings will be considered by the Landmarks Commission on Nov. 5.

The Mount Morris Park Historic District will be expanded to include more houses in Harlem.

The block association is hoping part of the historic structure is preserved. 

The Landmark Preservation Commission will hold public hearings regarding these properties in the fall.

The Second Friendship Baptist Church was purchased by a private buyer in July.

Leaders and preservationists said not landmarking Broadway leaves it ripe for development. 

The new owners of 215 W. 122nd St. filed demolition permits with the Department of Buildings.

The extension, which landmarks all of West End Avenue, marks a victory for preservationists.

Franco Gaskin's murals painted on security gates on 125th Street are being stored at East River Plaza

The new design has three long glass windows instead of dozens of little windows on the north facade. 

The watchtower atop Marcus Garvey Park will begin to be dismantled by the end of November.

The event on Oct. 18 will support efforts to save affordable and historic housing in the neighborhood.

The watchtower atop Marcus Garvey Park will begin to come down in November. It will be restored in 2017.

Preservationists want the city to stop tipping off owners when their buildings may be landmarked.

The new district covers a 12-block stretch from East 79th to East 91st streets.